On a Z/OS v1r7 system, from the TSO READY prompt, I do:
READY
oshell uname -a
OS/390 ECC1 17.00 03 2084
READY
allocate dd(foo) path('/etc/profile')
READY
allocate dd(foo) path('/etc/profile')
IKJ56246I PATH /etc/profile NOT ALLOCATED, FILE IN USE
IKJ56112A ENTER 'FREE' OR 'END'+-
free
IKJ56113I INVALID RESPONSE
IKJ56113A REENTER+-
end
IKJ56113I INVALID RESPONSE
IKJ56113A REENTER+-
'FREE'
IKJ56113I INVALID RESPONSE
IKJ56113A REENTER+-
'END'
IKJ56113I INVALID RESPONSE
IKJ56113A REENTER+-
This is painfully similar to the former behavior of IKJ56700A,
somewhat fixed in APAR Item OW50742. The principle is the same:
if an interactive sytem prompts a user for input and supplies a
list of acceptable responses, then it must in fact accept at least
one of the responses presented as acceptable.
See also APAR Item OZ84458. A similar resolution is needed
in this case. In fact the behavior above can be considered a
regression of the problem in OZ84458. -- Submitted as ETR Record 59559,033,000. But it leaves me wondering: doesn't anyone ever sit in front of a terminal and test these things? -- gil -- StorageTek INFORMATION made POWERFUL ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
